Westward Ho
Westward Ho ★½ 1935
Wayne is determined to bring to justice his parents' slayer. Haven't we seen this one before? Seems the bad guys have corrupted his brother. Wayne's group of vigilantes is called “The Singing Riders,” so naturally he sings—or is made to appear to. He looks and sounds ridiculous. 55m/B VHS, DVD . John Wayne, Sheila (Manors) Mannors; D: Robert North Bradbury.
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